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Family Lore

Introducing Cement City: I Think I Like You

Family Lore

Audacy

Society & Culture, History

4.64.6K Ratings

🗓️ 17 September 2024

⏱️ 4 minutes

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Summary

Two journalists stumble into a dying rust belt town with a Smog Museum and a mayor named Piglet… and not a whole lot else. They have one burning question: What’s it like to live here? In a town left for dead. But it’s not dead. Donora, PA will not go down without a fight.

Transcript

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0:00.0

Did you know that there is actually a band, a local Pittsburgh band called

0:06.7

Denora? They were driving down the highway and they seen the sign for

0:10.6

Denora and they said, hmm that sounds like a really cool name.

0:14.0

What's that? I love that band.

0:17.0

I think I liked you. I'm sure I'm sure I do.

0:21.0

I don't remember the other words to it.

0:24.0

A few years ago, I pulled off the highway into a dying town I'd never heard of.

0:30.0

It was just one of those exit signs.

0:32.0

I'd always whiz pass on my way to someplace else and I was curious

0:35.8

I brought my friend Aaron she brought our microphone. We came here with one burning

0:40.4

question. What's it like to live here in a dying town?

0:44.0

See, that's what we really don't need.

0:45.9

I'm not buying a house, honey.

0:47.3

Well, that's why I'm asking you.

0:48.4

And then suddenly, I'm buying a house.

0:50.5

I'm buying a house.

0:51.8

I think I like you. I'm Gee Marie Laskis.

0:55.0

Welcome to D'Anore, Pennsylvania.

1:00.0

Population 4,650.

1:02.0

So what did you just say about it's what?

1:03.6

It's the home of champions.

1:04.6

Denor's the home of champions.

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